Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 March 1911 — Page 4

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HS?c COURIER

j si';u. mm a 3 vovsxv, induna

Km rml tt t. r4itttvM hi jn r, luu.

u id cU-e in IU r

was

get up, my

rnli n n.ro Per Year.

1 hi par n-le.l regularly to it

ifcrlKn r.uMl u Jpflnite order to dis-

nhnue 'e lerejve I und all arrears paid full; unices in tlie discretion of the

ivibllshei h liuVrent cotme thould be

i' "mpi nilvi?:)lte.

FRIDA V MARCH 10, 1U

"THE CALF"

The legislature labored and brought forth a calf in the shape of a Saloon Regulation bill: There are several parts of the measure that merit approval, others that will not hold water

The license fee partisreasonab'e enough. The placing of the bur-

aen on tne snouiaers ot (jounty Commissioners to decide the limit of population, and on town trustees and city councils to fix the corporation li -ense, looks as if they desired to srnrk. The clause permitting saloons to re main open until 12 o'c'ock at night in cities and closing- them 1 at 10 o'clock in towns, is class

legislation and discriminates

against the town man. It is

clause that won t hold water

when the matter eets into court

But as most of the members are

lawyers and statesmen now out of a job We suspect that they were

looKing i or worK rne saloon men in Jasper will have to pay

the same license fee as the man

in Evansville. Why should the

Lvans'Mlle saloon man be allowed

to sell two hours longer everv

day?

140.50 40 50 40.50 40 50

40.50

40 20

called.

"Whv won't- you child?"" he nsked.

"Why, jirundfuther, didn't you tell me to do whut the Bible says ?" asked Dorothv. "Yes, certiunly." "Well, it disapproves of early rising; gays it's n waste of time." .Mr. Gladstone knew his Bible bet

ter than most men. but he was not

eoual to üorothv. bor once in his

life he was nonplused. "You listen, then," went on Dorothy in reply to his exclamation

of astonishment, and. turning up.j

uvi jjiim, our ii-uii uiu iet'uiiu versa

of the One Hundred and Twentv-

scveirtli Psalm, lavintr irreat emDha-

sis on the first words, "It is vain for vou to rise up early."

nnmmicefnnrjpc Pnupr I - -

uuimmüüiuilUlü UUUIl. ' She. Stumped Gladstone The Board of Commissioners ! Tin tory is told that at Hawnr in lt in 1nrmli ertorti st lVTsiwn 1 inn rm inArninrr little 1 K i I

and Tuesday and transacted the 'Drew refused to get up. When all ! .'iix...:.. l . i t ... i ,!,

luiiuwiuK uusmess: omer means uau luneu to coax nor

llie Homo nnH HnmhnrlnnH out of bed Mr. Glnilstnnn

telephone each agreed to fur

nish 10 telephones in court house for $10 Der month tho. hoard ac

cepted the offers.

AllETUSt F. Rpekor vvns rmnninr-

ed a Jtstice of the Peace for

Patoka Tp.

'A bl ofS50 nresented hv J.

H. Atkinson trustee of Madison

Tp. for tho burial of Margaret

Reuss was continued

Ihe bids for enrnpts. pnrhinc

spittoons etc was as follows: rt r ih -

acurm Hardware Uo. $ 04 60 Albert fc'onderman 416.30 Cudawav Pk. Co. soan alonp

John Herr 14500 Holcome Co 43.80

All bids Wire for senarat.p

items and rarts of the bids of

HoIcOmb Co.. and Alrrr Snn.

derman were accepaed. For insurance on the new court buildmsr the following nllowanpps

were made

Felix Schneider Fidelitv Uuderwrit?s

G. Grame spacher

. J1. Ivean

IV. A. Wilson

F. L. Betz

There was five nnnlirnM'nn

for Liouor license and their pnn

sideration was postponrd until next Saturday. Three will perhaDS be irranted the nth pr twn

are new men in places where the saloons now exceed the population limit. On Wednesday the commis

sioners Visited the Pllnr farm

and ate some of Supt. Buechler's fine yellow legged chickens for dinner.

Under different hp.ifta rhp fnl

lowing allowances were made

The Pr'nce of Grumbler.,

hen Mr. Beeton asked ifhe did

not find many unreasonable people among his summer boarders Farm

er Joy quickly assented.'

".Lots an' lots are never satisfied

anyway," he said. "Xo matter

whats done for 'em there'll always

w? sometmng wrong somewhere. "Now, last summer," he went on, vrith a gleaming eve, "we had a man

nere tnat was so fond,of grumbhn

mat one tlav lie actually called for a toothpick after he'd had a glass of Tiilk!" Youth's Companion.

Public buildings

roor b arm

New Court Houss

flock Road Repairs Miscellaneous

Total

$971 06

1b m. Wr-

LIge Cox Don't Oare Ride in An Mo

New York Sun Ssys It Would Defeat Him. Reverand "Lige" Cox told the house of representatives he had never ridden in an automobile and with the help of God he never would. The New York Sun today makes this statement a text for the following- editoria': "The Hon. William Elijah Cox of Indiana, who declared in thei

house the other day that he had j j ?

never naaen in an a i nmni i p

and with the help of God he nev er would comes from u i- ; dis 11 I 1 t M

met tnat ooasts tew . s on

which an antomnhilp pi mid rof

... " " v- A-

irom one niiage to another with

out rhp nlrl nf n foam rf nvmn

If Mr fVv ohr.,,1,1 Un n -:j baby

A.A. ww.-w oiiu urn uc aui 111 Infill

i i. tu- ..r;, T res,madame."

of a tourintrrar in WnQhincrfnn J s the ffestr anjway.-

his days as a reDresentativp

would be numbered Old Jncrmrl

WOU d r se Unaoainst. him nc onJ "n" rcted th Attention of ih,

man. Jeff. Davis has natrnmV.nd . 8o,omn Faced Man-

i . I linn st . ii

w mi

1 1 )ji

eea learning te Freacb

Household Worries

There Is Not the Slightest Need for Some of

Them Existing In Jasper. The average mother finds suf-

iicient annoyance and worry performing the ordinary duties in

$ 74.27 the rearing of a family, but the

123 95 cares and anxity are doubled!

143.55 when there is added toordinarv

220.00 conditions that of weakened Md409.2D ne's in a juvenile number of the

family. How to cure it should

be of untold value to Jar nay

mothers Read this:

Mrs. E. Parker. Jasper. Ind..

says: Mv little bnv u-ao afriif i

ed with a kidney weakness and

ms crouoie caused me no end of

annovance. Dean's K iHnov Piiio

procured at Flirkand PJnn's n

Store, effected a cure and left no bad after efffcts. I heartily recommend this rem-dy and adise its use in similar cases." (Statement given Apri 2, 1907 ) A Permanent Cure On March 24. 1010 Mn Po

ker snid: "The cure effectf d by Doan's Kidney Pills in mv son's

case has been lasting n, 1 nr rr

the past three vears ho hnc on.

joyed the best of heal h."

For sale by all dealers. Price "O tents. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Tnited States.

Remember the name Do.anV

uid take no orher.

"nE can save you from $10 to $20 on strictly kigk grade tailored-to-order clotkes tkroun our advantageous connections witli tnosc famous CKicarfo tailors Ed. K Price 8s Co. and deliver unquestioned style, correct fit, honest workmanship and absolute satisfaction. Select your favored pattern and let us take your measure today.

Complete line of

ix b u a c

I v 9

Win. J. 14

Clothier, .West Side Public Square, Jasper, A RARE GHANGE

ffi

y.x.

Three-Button Novelty Mp Front, No. 717

MEN

a taxicab, but the Hon

Elijah Cox will never "qnp;- or. Evansville Feb. 23.

i William u lx , our E0Uthern salesmen be caught rL0?' the Allowing from 7 last tnn!

courier nn . . .

propneior oi u lanvard built

jut; iirau e.iuui nation ior com Vi D""b icamer ana bunnu new

mon school graduation will be

held, i i the various township Saturday. March 18th. To be e1

iinb e to take thpe fna-.c fh.

punils nr st bo in the eighth ßrade

ror refcnng tne questions w

Le based on the nine classics.

louna in tne rKo Kead r. ani

When he had comnlntnrl ihn iiA-

ing, he considered for a long time R"hnt SOrt Of a Klrm tn nnf iir o.

tract attention to the new östablish'nent. Finallv

struck him. ' r,v

lie borpd nn n n crew Visl it...

I - ri 11 I I - It tiU L X Illlir I I II I I 1711

nn Mio fial.'l r F irn.;.K ; I rho rnnrnwt nA 1. ii .

v is i i i ii ui rii iif ii ii jriii--wv irxjaLi nun si unk' n rniT'nvmi -

American Lit rature Tnr mies. nto it with the tufted enrl n..t,irU ilL?telv first class

nsdorot follow f he su.Mivis- After awhilo he gjw a solemn ions found in the ?tate Manuel face man standing near the door 1'he scnools of the pour tv n-o lookinc at thf 5 Th

(lOinir better Work thnn nuor watflua him n minnfn nnrl ttmn

The largest class of High School Pepped ou nnd addressed him. graduate's ml nceive diplomas "öood morninp, sir!" he said, this year The Senior classes "Mornirtrl" said the othnr. irifK.

r I 1 , . . .

in the variDUS schools contain the out akinc his eves off the sW

of members: "Want to buy leather?" aaked

fol'owinir number

Holland H. S 10; Ireland H

b. iu; Jasper ü. S U; Hunting burcr H. S. 14.

Several studanta nf f ho

are completing their Senior year

in outside schools.

March came in as orderly manner as emilri hn AndraA

brought plenty of sunshine and

wnoiesome bracing weather

the first three days. What

tnat! Well nevermind how he

go out. Let that take care of

tanner.

V. ti

vim, any nines to den?"

"Ho."

xiru yuu a lannerr

. r

l 99

the

and

md for

"No.'

'Olcrchant?" "Lawyer?"

"Doctor?"

"What arc you, then?"

inn u nniiosnnhor

C ntract Fr Liglituing Rods. Notico is hereby given that he Hoard of County Commisloners of Dubois County will reel ve seale d bids up to one o'clock M. Monday Aj ril 3. 1911. for rectmcr and rni.nirur iha MUtr

. - - - - vat' r C0Ut HoUSe with nnrp Pnrinot-

ble Standard Licht i incr n,lc

at so much per foot, or so much or '.K' i x tire job Points ar e to be properly placed and ev. ry-

rmnu none lo make the job abso

in ever nart.it-

uiar. Bond for twicp the amount of bid to be filed with bid. The Commissioners rrservrQ

'he ripht to n jtct any ai.d a 1 bids. Given under our hand and seal this (i. day of Varch 1911 Fred. Alles John 13 Luebbekt, Jacob Hoffman, , Board of Commissioners . A SWFENEY. Anditnr I

Mar. 10, 1911, 3w

rAiuusuy lTKKEST WHITE DEXT LX)llS la of-

rt:u iu corn growers to Introduce new blood, to im-

iC V. tir crops' in,s variety haa been bred for moro than fifteen years. It probably has tho best blood that

. . nu,a-vuiu jtu. ii nas ueen awarded prac- j tlcalljr all tho first and swoepstake prizes in national and International corn shows for many years, ajso it i has rarely failed to capture the highest hon-

urs wnen exnioiteu In State, district and other fairs. With one step you can now Bet the accumulated results of many years of special breeding. Hundreds of dollars and years of labor could not bring your own corn to what you can now get in this corn at once, and free. Two

pounds of this corn contains about 2,800 grains, will plant more than a quarter of an acre and will produce, with good care, 25 bushels or more of corn. It is not un

reasonable to claim that out of this, 12 bushels of seed coru can be selected, cheap at $2.00 a bushel to

plant or sell.

DESCRIPTION Color, white; class, dent: oars, lare. uniform tliametor and rounded with grains at t... ends; about one-fifth the weight of dry ears is .. . four-fifths corn; cob white, medium size; grains d-e;', often grains uieasuro three-fourths of an Inch iur a strong grower, toots strike deep; stalk tall and thk of ton two large ears are borne on a stalk; season ai t 110 days; withstands dry wea.-

and winds remarkably; adapt--t nil the corn belt south of '

parallel. Corn growers will iii

Farmers Interest the ideal vim-'-of white oorn for qualitj. a . ance. and yield. If you h.n. ground and get yields of i than 100 to 120 bushHs ; r acre, you ought to start tU

Farmers Interest tili , 1911. We believe it ithe interest of every gra er to embrace our offer I start with this cor this year. Head -r testimonials below ' -

ieidlng propeU8iti "i and remembei t more tlian 15 y.'i is wrapped up in tn.a seed.

This pilo 13 a bushel of Farmers Interest corn.

There are fifi ears. Weight weighed 58 pounds.

70 pounds. When shelled tho gra J

ifoif 'a,i.!,. "s" ... V""." ""Fw. Jivo Den

iwt i. uu liüif ml iiiuii inn nnui iinriimrr mn 1 i

is tho evilthsreof - tat VoViSt ' ffigh I 1 V J , ., , "i. . o"

Mpq Ssipah Anrfppcnn noari r""w lurnoie-ootatraP-

iinu uui uti nuuui uuil UUUU.

Ki. -rl

Mrs. Sarah Anderson aged 75 itain truo" J-'AT ... ""T'H years, one of the early settlers "thai S a i Ü ? krnan, m s.cAiP.18 in Dubois county, died at the JnS waj8 put cl,alk m our '

Mrs. Sarah Anderson aured 75

1 I . IU1IK.

nomc or nor son, rerry Ander

son, at Ireland, Saturday March 4 th.

CORN AND n ATC

JOHNSON COUNTY YELLOW or WHITE DENT SEED CqRN - TE . MVR 1eino fnlr,ui". Mills known Itifotish. utlheUniUd Siitet, winning tf Cfmd p,e it CMtiQO ndOm.h, Corn CipoUwat nd tiLo lifVirlze hertYtuh.wn. Thij cotnl., turret Price ptrbuinei.thtlledonlrrMtk! 'free J? no WTh?JERNr..W W'M,TE SEED OATS"

;., ; I. ",u" ,np!"' nne um lor pjii o ytirj. iney ire hem croducen an Intfiim till I

rt gel our Seed Oits Irom Hie hmh, f rleeperbuihel. (uclslrcel . . 54,,, II VAU htAr Ith . ...I. 1..- a m . . . .

.k.ii... ' ""um ins Ulli in IU feu. w.0.' ?M??,? P tht lre.ohi to rour union.

" nnnBioi rteigeeonnd leeds.

J. . HERMANN & CO.

ve. indlanannlU.

IThe COUKII2 and ITp-To-Da c

for 1 year and 2 pounds of sead corn for

4 pounds of com 20c ox Ira.

Farming- both

$100

You have to pay the regular tuitron price in the school of experience whether you are a good football player are not

tr"13?011 mean to demanded - ' ' Mrs. Hounkeep, 'Uat jnu never do jSoniu Keal 15s tale BarainM.

'Tcll wnr ,n.f . i, A 90ü larr" 112 acres a mile'

;avy rair when iu VTaC l for" JasP rlaid with coal

ueavy rair when the water rita brown and muddy." -Ohio SUU IAnM.1

Good water.

and cheap.

Reasonable Terms

hjMiidf 60 YEARS " " ' "

Anrone ei- 4 u Jillcklr nrnt ui f .1. liiTenllnii q ni- '. 1 , lliinmirictlrr nu..' il

Olli rrc, (IM -t "Ii.

rtil.i l lu Jill. .. . ... . -v l

SckiiliJlc Jfiiissiicait

B. E. Doane, Agent,

Jasper Ind. mUNN S Co.38,Br.New York